[2025 Fuzhou Attraction] Travel Guide for Minjiang River (Updated Jun)

📍 Route Highlights ✅ Blend of water and land scenery: Sanjie River flows through the alleys, with ancient bridges, guild halls, and old houses reflected in the water, creating a full Jiangnan atmosphere! ✅ Immersive intangible cultural heritage: From century-old merchant guild halls to lacquerware and stone carving crafts, touch Fuzhou's thousand-year cultural heritage. ✅ Local food secrets: Avoid tourist traps and follow foodies to authentic traditional flavors. ✅ New night tour experience: When the lights come on, feel the gentle night scenery of "Little Jiangnan" amid the sound of oars and lantern reflections. --- 🗺️ Optimized Itinerary 🌞 Morning: Water Alley Stroll · Commercial Port Memories ❶ Shangxia Hang Square: Take photos under the wooden archway to begin your journey through time. ❷ Santong Bridge: Capture reflection shots in the early morning when there are fewer people. The banyan trees hanging over the bridge create a story-like atmosphere! ❸ Yongde Guild Hall → Zhang Zhenjun Ancestral Temple: Don't miss the East-meets-West architectural details, and try your luck with the fortune sticks at the God of Wealth Temple! ❹ Intangible Cultural Heritage Exhibition Hall (9:00-17:00, closed Mondays): Free! Watch demonstrations of tuo-tai lacquerware making (masters often present on weekends). 🍜 Noon: Fuzhou on the Tip of Your Tongue 👉 Must-eat List - Erlongbo Tangyuan (taro paste + sesame rice ball combo) - Ami Dapaidang (stir-fried double crispy + southern fried liver, about 50+ yuan per person) - Lungong Yihao Fried Buns (watch out for the hot juice inside!) - Tang Mo Cha Xi: Green Salt Tea (olive aftertaste + light saltiness, perfect for cutting through greasy food) ⛅ Afternoon: Guild Hall Exploration · Time Capsule ❶ Gutian Guild Hall: Breathtaking carved caisson ceilings, perfect for Hanfu costume photos! ❷ Nanjun Guild Hall: Southern Fujian red brick + swallow-tail ridges, vintage-style photos on the corner staircase. ❸ Lusen Bookstore: Choose a window seat, order jasmine tea, and read "Notes on Mindu." 🌙 Evening: Waterside Dinner · Vibrant Night Life ❶ Riverside dinner at Sanjie River: Recommend "Minfu Family Banquet" for lychee pork + Buddha Jumps Over the Wall soup. ❷ Zhongting Street Night Market: Hunt for export clothing + glowing headpieces, and enjoy the fun of bargaining! ❸ Love Tree at Fu Street: 10-minute walk to Youth Square to see the Liberation Bridge night view. --- 💡 Local Tips 🚌 Transportation: Take Metro Line 1 to Dadao Station Exit C, then a 5-minute bike ride on shared bikes; drivers can park at "Cangxia New City Parking Lot." 📸 Photo spots: Star'an Bridge during blue hour at dusk, colored glass windows at Yongde Guild Hall, oil paper umbrella wall at the Intangible Heritage Museum. 🎫 Tickets: All attractions are free! Some guild halls require ID card scanning for entry. ⚠️ Pitfalls: Tongli Meat Yan has many branches with inconsistent quality, better visit the original store on Old Yaozhou Street; souvenirs in scenic areas are overpriced, go to "Baibing Yuan" for local specialties. --- 🛏️ Accommodation Guide 🏯 Near Three Lanes and Seven Alleys: - Shuxiang Wenru (converted ancient house, 200+ yuan per person) - Dongbai Fangxiang Grand Hotel (overlooking the panorama of Three Lanes and Seven Alleys) 🌿 Yantai Mountain Area: - Meiyuan International Apartments (Republican era style, walking distance to Min River) - Zhenting Hotel (full of design elements, super chill rooftop terrace) --- 📌 Hidden experience: Chance upon a rowing boat near "Binde Bridge" (30 yuan/person) and listen to the boatwoman sing "The Peony Pavilion" in Fuzhou dialect~ This autumn, bring this guide and dream about the old days in Fuzhou's "Jiangnan water town"! 🍂

My dears, is there a song that, like a gentle breeze, stirs your yearning for a historic city? When I heard "Three Lanes and Seven Alleys, the alleys are leisurely, the Minjiang River flows, the years pass by, the wind from Gushan Mountain blows through my heart, Fuzhou, Fuzhou, my hometown", this song "Fuzhou, Fuzhou" uses soothing melody and poetic lyrics to outline the ancient and modern style of Fuzhou, which made me eager to set foot on the land of this blessed state in February. Come and take a look at my strategy! 🌆Impression of Fuzhou Fuzhou is like an ancient book with the fragrance of books and ink, where the cultural heritage and natural scenery complement each other. In Fuzhou in February, it is late winter and early spring, the weather is pleasant and the sun shines gently on the streets and alleys. The white walls and black tiles of Sanfang and Qixiang are arranged in an orderly manner, and the air in the alleys is filled with the breath of history; the Minjiang River flows slowly and sparkles; the streets are filled with the fresh aroma of meat dumplings and fish balls. Tradition and leisure are intertwined, and every corner exudes a unique charm, like a paradise. 🚗Transportation Guide ✈️Airplane: After arriving at Fuzhou Changle International Airport, there are airport buses to various places in the city, and you can also transfer to the subway. It is convenient and efficient. It takes about 40-50 minutes to reach the city center and start a wonderful journey. 🚌Urban transportation: Most public transportation in Fuzhou can be paid with Alipay or WeChat QR code. The subway lines are gradually being improved. Download the "e Fuzhou" APP and scan the QR code to enter the station for convenient travel. I want to visit the old houses in Cangshan, ride a shared bicycle among them, and experience the unique literary and artistic style. 🗺 Tour route Day1: Three Lanes and Seven Alleys - Nanhou Street - Lin Zexu Memorial Hall - Daming Food Street Day2: Gushan - Guling - Minjiang Night Tour (Enjoy the night view of Fuzhou) - Dongbai Center (Food, Shopping) Day3: Fujian Museum - West Lake Park - Return to Baolong City Plaza to buy specialties 🌟Must-visit attractions 1. Three Lanes and Seven Alleys: This ancient street area can be called the source of Fuzhou's history and the root of its culture. Yijinfang, Wenrufang, Guanglufang, Yangqiao Lane, Langguan Lane, and Ta Lane are crisscrossed. Walking through the area, you will see former residences of celebrities and time-honored shops lined up one after another. You seem to be able to touch the pulse of history, echo the ancient rhyme chanted in "Fuzhou, Fuzhou", and feel the profound cultural heritage of Fuzhou. 2. Gushan: "You can't see the temple when you enter the mountain, and you can't see the mountain when you enter the temple." The Yongquan Temple in Gushan is famous. Climb the mountain along the winding ancient path, admire the cliff carvings, breathe the fresh air, and overlook the entire city of Fuzhou after reaching the top. You can appreciate the beauty of the fusion of city and nature, and experience the tranquility of Fuzhou. 3. Fujian Museum: A treasure trove of cultural relics with rich collections, ranging from ancient stone tools to modern paintings and calligraphy, comprehensively displaying the historical changes of Fujian. The free exhibition hall allows people to immerse themselves in the ocean of knowledge, explore the traces of time, and appreciate the profound heritage of Fujian. 4. Night Cruise on the Minjiang River: As night falls, board a cruise ship and slowly sail along the Minjiang River. The lights on both sides of the river are bright, and high-rise buildings and historical sites complement each other. Feel the prosperous night view of Fuzhou and indulge in the unique charm of this city. Practical tips 🎫Tickets are required for attractions such as Gushan Yongquan Temple and Minjiang Night Cruise. You can book in advance on the official WeChat account or major travel platforms. There are often discounts and you can avoid the trouble of queuing on site. The Fujian Museum is free, but reservations must be made in advance. Please make sure to arrange your time reasonably to avoid wasting time. 🕙Opening hours: Each attraction is different, usually open around 9 am and stop admitting guests at 4-5 pm. Be sure to check the official website before traveling, arrange your itinerary reasonably, and don't miss it. 🍱Food recommendations 1. Meat swallows: a specialty snack in Fuzhou, thin and tough swallow skin wrapped with tender meat filling, shaped like a flying swallow. After being cooked in soup, the soup is delicious. A bite of it is refreshing and chewy, starting a day full of energy. 2. Fish balls: Each one is plump and filled with meat stuffing. The aroma of fish and meat blends perfectly, floating in the hot soup. When you bite it, the juice overflows. It is a popular snack on the streets. 3. Buddha Jumps Over the Wall: A famous dish in Fuzhou, it brings together a variety of delicacies from land and sea such as abalone, sea cucumber, shark fin, etc., simmered over a slow fire. The soup is rich and mellow, rich in nutrients, and you can taste the authentic essence of Fujian cuisine. 4. Taro paste: It is delicate and soft, sweet and delicious. It is made from taro as the main ingredient and melts in your mouth. As a dessert, it is sweet but not greasy, leaving you with an endless aftertaste. 🏨Hotel Accommodation 1. Gulou District Hotel: We recommend Shangri-La Hotel in Gulou District, Fuzhou. It has a superior geographical location, close to Sanfang Qixiang, Lin Zexu Memorial Hall and other attractions. The surrounding facilities are complete, the rooms are spacious and comfortable, the service is first-class, and it is convenient to travel and can quickly reach the city attractions. 2. Jin'an District Hotels: The All Seasons Hotel in Jin'an District, Fuzhou is cost-effective and close to Gushan Mountain, Guling Mountain, etc. You can quickly return to your room to rest after a day of sightseeing. The hotel has complete facilities, rich dining options, and you can also enjoy the city scenery of Jin'an District. 3. Hotels in Taijiang District: If you choose to stay overnight for the Minjiang Night Cruise, Dongbai Center, etc., the InterContinental Hotel in Taijiang District has a beautiful environment and is close to the business district. Some rooms offer river or city views. The hotel has complete facilities and you can enjoy a relaxing vacation. 💡Tips 1. The temperature in Fuzhou changes frequently in February, so remember to bring a light jacket so that you can add or remove clothes at any time. 2. When tasting Fuzhou cuisine, the flavors tend to be sweet and fresh. If you are not used to it, you can communicate with the waiter in advance to make adjustments to ensure that you enjoy the meal. 3. When visiting museums, historical sites and other attractions, please abide by the regulations, do not touch the cultural relics, protect the environment and travel in a civilized manner. My dears, Fuzhou, which we visited because of “Fuzhou, Fuzhou”, is full of charm. So hurry up and make arrangements to start this trip to Rongcheng💖!

It was only after I went there that I realized that it is not only ancient and vibrant, but also a great place to visit. Stroll through the old and new city and feel the wind blowing from the Minjiang River. It is really a great place to visit on the weekend. 🗺️ Itinerary [Day 1] Check in at Sanbao Bindi Hotel ➡︎ Yantai Mountain (Check in at the most beautiful turn | Yanshu Tea Stall | Xun Baking Museum | Tangmo Tea Xi | Daji | Hot Crush) ➡︎ Sanfang Qixiang ➡︎ Love Tree ➡︎ Tongli Rouyan [Day 2] Mawei Shipyard Park (Check in at Shipyard Yamen | Shipyard Museum | Shipyard Bookstore) ➡︎ Xingxian Restaurant ➡︎ Shangxiahang Historical and Cultural District ➡︎ Fuzhou Intangible Cultural Heritage Exhibition Hall ➡︎ Xichan Temple ➡︎ Minfu Jiayan ❤️ During this trip to Fuzhou, I also attended the "Chinese New Year, Shared with the World" 2025 Global Travelers' Night, where there were many fun activities, such as making Fuzhou prints, sifting jasmine tea, visiting the park and stamping, and lacquerware exhibitions. I celebrated the New Year with friends from all over the world and listened to them share their stories of China, which was very meaningful. ❤️ 🚗 Transportation: High-speed trains go directly to [Fuzhou Station] and [Fuzhou South Station], both of which are not far from the city center. The subway, bus, and taxi are all very convenient and inexpensive. 🏨 Accommodation It is recommended to stay near Sanfang Qixiang, where there are many options and it is convenient to go anywhere. I stayed at Sanbao Bindi Hotel in Sanfang Qixiang, which is quiet in the middle of the hustle and bustle. As soon as you enter the lobby, you can see a huge lacquerware work. The furniture in the public area and rooms is also very exquisite, mostly made of Burmese teak and red sandalwood. The rooms are simple and elegant, with a view in each room. The room I stayed in also had a tea room and a small courtyard. The hotel also offers a variety of guest experiences, such as lacquerware fans and Chinese beaded jewelry, so you can experience Fuzhou culture up close at the hotel. 🍜 Food Tongli Rouyan: Specializes in Rouyan, a century-old brand, with a large filling and a fresh taste. Minfu Jiayan: Buddha Jumps Over the Wall, Potted Salad, Traditional Lychee Pork, Signature Seafood Braised Vermicelli, Taro Paste Xingxian Restaurant: Garlic-flavored Seafood, Xinghua Noodles, Lianjiang Fish Dumplings, Sturgeon Rice, Sizzling Snail Platter

Fuzhou is an amazing place, seriously underrated! Come to Fuzhou, don't go to Sanfang Qixiang! Here you will find the Minyue Water Town with pavilions, small bridges, flowing water, and fish lanterns, the classical Jiangnan water town, and the magnificent Tang-style town. It's like traveling back to the ancient Jiangnan. In Fuzhou, you can go from fish lanterns to water markets, from Fustreet to Dreamland, from flower boat tours to water markets, and there are many other places worth visiting. **Photo Spots✅** 1️⃣ Fustreet Fish Lanterns: After the lights are on at night, the street is full of fish lanterns, making for a very stylish photo! 2️⃣ Waterside Wonderland: A pavilion overlooking the entire Minyue Water Town, with magical performances at regular times every day. 3 Water Market: A market illuminated by lanterns at dusk, making you feel like you are in the Tang Dynasty. 4 Fuzhi Academy: An aesthetic space that combines Jiangnan pavilions and Fujian culture. 5️⃣ Dreamland: Known as the romantic landmark of Fuzhou, the 'Eye of Minjiang' Ferris wheel, with a total ride time of 13 minutes and 14 seconds! 6️⃣ Flower Boat: One of the features of the water town, taking a flower boat through the river, as if dreaming back to Jiangnan. **Activities Not to Miss🌈** ① You Shen: A must-see intangible cultural heritage program in Fuzhou, with fireworks at Bamin Square followed by a sacred fire party. ② Iron Flower: An iron flower performance in a simulated scene. ③ Water Show Seeking Dream of a Thousand-Year Minyue: Using Rongyue Lake and Chengmen Tower as the stage, it showcases the changes in Fuzhou over the past thousand years through water shows, fire shows, and 3D projections.

When a 38℃ heatwave sweeps through Rongcheng, a bowl of glutinous rice wrapped in crushed ice becomes the silent declaration of Fuzhou people against the scorching heat. Originating from the streets of Changle in the 1980s, ice rice🍧, with the chewiness of glutinous rice, the chill of shaved ice, and the richness of toppings, weaves the cool summer story of this ancient city—it’s not just a dessert, but a chewable cycle of the four seasons. The Three Soul Codes of Ice Rice 1️⃣ Glutinous Rice Base Traditionally made with steamed and cooled glutinous rice, with variations using black rice or purple rice, each grain distinct and not sticky🍚. Local gourmets prefer adding a pinch of salt during steaming, blending sweet and salty flavors to cut the greasiness. 2️⃣ Eight Treasure Toppings The basic version includes watermelon/peanuts/grass jelly, while upgraded versions incorporate mango pomelo sago, milk tea jelly, or cheese popping pearls🥥. The highlight is handmade adazi (tapioca balls), full of chewiness. 3️⃣ Shaved Ice Syrup Traditionally based on honey water, modern innovations include coconut milk, jasmine tea broth, or lychee honey🌿. The essence lies in mixing with crushed ice, making every bite crunch. 🏆 List of 8 Must-Try Ice Rice Shops 🔵 Classic Old Brands • Fan Bing Bing (Kuiqiao Branch): Black rice ice rice with stuffed taro balls, sesame filling bursting, unlimited shaved ice refills. • Authentic Eight Treasure Ice Rice (Wangzhuang Branch): Coconut milk base with grilled white rice cake, about 15 RMB per person. • Zheng Shuangshuang Ice Rice: Osmanthus tofu pudding with coconut milk ice rice, bean fragrance delicate as silk. 🟡 Creative New Forces • Waha Ice Rice (Antai Branch): Focused on takeout, jasmine-flavored ice rice fresh as a tea garden after rain. • Sister Xiao Nai Ice Rice (Daping Road Branch): Stuffed dragon pearl coconut milk ice rice, dragon pearl oozes mango sauce when bitten. • Dreamy Ice Season (Lianjiang Branch): Milk green tea base + barbecue combo, perfect spot for sunset view at Jinjiang Bridge. ⚪ Niche Treasures • Park Road Sweet Soup: 5 RMB/bowl yellow rock sugar ice rice, honey brewed to attract bees. • Liangliang Ice Rice: Old-fashioned ice pop flavor, glutinous rice base chewy like popping candy. 🚶‍♀️ Three-Day Cool Food Tour Route DAY1 Nostalgic Old Town Morning: Explore Minnan-style houses in Sanfang Qixiang → Noon: Dadou beef slices with mixed noodles → Afternoon: Big feast at Xihong Community sweet soup shop (ice rice + four fruit soup combo) → Evening: Minjiang River night cruise to enjoy light show. DAY2 Local Life Experience Morning: Drum Mountain cable car city view → Noon: Fan Bing Bing Kuiqiao Branch (ice rice with scallop barbecue) → Afternoon: Strait Culture and Art Center exhibition → Night: Try Sister Xiao Nai’s new products under the Taihe Plaza Ferris wheel. DAY3 Mountain and Sea Stroll All day: Take flower hairpin photos in Xunxi Village → Seafood ice rice at Fisherwoman’s stall (with shrimp and kelp knots) → Return trip with Linji Zhengquanmao mung bean cakes. 💡 Local Insider Tips • Golden Time: 14:00-17:00 (best texture before ice melts). • Hidden Eating Method: Add a spoon of lotus root cake for smoothness, or dip in Danshan sauce to cut sweetness. • Transportation: Exit B of Dadou Station on Metro Line 1, old shops cluster within walking distance🚇; for suburban shops, car hire recommended (about 200 RMB/day). • Note: Traditional stalls operate only until the end of September; June to August is mango season, try “Xianzi dipped in soy sauce.” When the fragrance of glutinous rice meets the crunch of ice crystals, it’s as if you can hear the breath of Fuzhou’s summer❄️. #FuzhouMustEatList #TopSummerCoolTreats #OldSchoolCarbs #CityTasteMemory #SummerFoodTourGuide #FuzhouTravel #TripcomCustomTravel #TripcomCustomPlanner

Fujian 9-city travel guide, unlocking the treasure of Fujian Fujian is like a treasure land favored by mountains and seas, with each city having its own unique charm. Following the coastline from north to south and then venturing inland, the scenery is picturesque and the culture rich, guaranteed to make you linger. Here is a travel guide for nine cities in Fujian. 1. Fuzhou: As the capital of Fujian, Fuzhou is a cultural city with over 2,200 years of history. Stepping into Three Lanes and Seven Alleys is like stepping into the river of history. The layout of the lanes and alleys has basically remained unchanged since the Jin and Tang dynasties. Walking through, you can see the former residences of famous figures such as Yan Fu, Lin Zexu, and Bing Xin, feeling a strong cultural atmosphere. You can also visit Fudao, the only steel-frame hollow city forest walkway in the country, where you can enjoy the beautiful city mountain forest scenery. Climb Gushan Mountain to overlook the Min River, visit Xichan Temple to feel the tranquility of the ancient temple, and at night, go to Shangxiahang to taste Fuzhou specialties like fish balls and meat swallow, experiencing the lively atmosphere of old Fuzhou. 2. Xiamen: Xiamen is a seaside city full of artistic atmosphere. On Gulangyu Island, buildings of various international styles are scattered, and walking through the alleys, you can hear melodious piano music everywhere. Climb Sunlight Rock to take in the beautiful scenery of Xiamen. Xiamen University is known as one of the most beautiful universities in China, with the shimmering Furong Lake and elegant black swans swimming, and the Furong Tunnel full of youthful graffiti. Cycling along Huandao Road, enjoy the blue sky, white clouds, sea, and beach, feel the gentle sea breeze, and taste Minnan specialties like satay noodles, oyster omelet, and local jelly in food streets such as Zengcuoan and Shapowei. 3. Zhangzhou: Zhangzhou is one of the birthplaces of Minnan culture. Visit the Nanjing Tulou and Hua'an Tulou to experience the unique charm of Hakka Tulou architecture. The "Four Dishes and One Soup" shape of the Tianluokeng Tulou cluster is unique and amazing. Stroll through Yunshuiyao Ancient Town, along the pebble stone paths by the creek, seeing century-old banyan trees and ancient Tulou, as if traveling back in time. In Zhangzhou Ancient City, wander the old streets, try specialties like oyster omelet and braised noodles, and feel the leisure and comfort of this city. 4. Quanzhou: As the starting point of the Maritime Silk Road, Quanzhou is a historic and cultural city known as the "World Religious Museum." At Kaiyuan Temple, admire the exquisite East and West pagodas and the ancient Bodhi tree inside the temple, feeling the solemnity of this thousand-year-old temple. Walk into West Street to taste delicacies like misua (thin noodles), meat zongzi, and fried vinegar pork, experiencing the life atmosphere of old Quanzhou. You can also visit Xunpu Village to experience the unique Zanhuawei culture and be a beautiful Xunpu woman for a day. 5. Sanming: Sanming’s Taining Dajin Lake is a world geopark, featuring Danxia landform landscapes, granite landforms, and cultural sights. Take a boat tour on Dajin Lake to enjoy the beautiful red cliffs and strange peaks on both sides, and visit Ganlu Temple to appreciate ancient architectural wisdom. Visit Yong’an Taoyuandong, where the "One Line Sky" is known as the "nation’s best," narrow and steep, full of challenge. 6. Putian: Putian is the hometown of Mazu, and Meizhou Island is the birthplace of Mazu culture. Step onto Meizhou Island to visit the Mazu Ancestral Temple, feeling the sacredness and solemnity of Mazu faith, stroll on the beach, and enjoy the beautiful sea view. In Putian city, explore the Xinghua Prefecture historical and cultural district and taste Putian specialties like Putian braised noodles and spicy meat. 7. Nanping: Nanping’s Wuyi Mountain is a UNESCO World Cultural and Natural Heritage site. Take a bamboo raft down the Nine-bend Creek, admiring the strange peaks and rocks on both sides, as if traveling inside a painting. Climb Tianyou Peak to overlook the magnificent scenery of Wuyi Mountain. You can also visit the Dahongpao scenic area to learn about the history and culture of Dahongpao tea and taste authentic Wuyi rock tea. 8. Longyan: Longyan’s Gutian Conference Site is a red tourism destination where you can commemorate revolutionary pioneers and feel the red culture. Yongding Tulou is an important part of Fujian Tulou. Zhencheng Lou is known as the "Prince of Tulou," with a unique architectural style and complete facilities, showcasing the wisdom and creativity of the Hakka people. 9. Ningde: Ningde’s Taimu Mountain is a national 5A-level scenic area, famous for its "dangerous peaks, strange stones, secluded caves, and magical mist." Climb Taimu Mountain to admire the strange peaks and rocks, wander through caves, and feel the wonders of nature. Xiapu is a paradise for photography enthusiasts, with stunning tidal flat scenery that changes colors and textures at different times and lighting, making every shot a masterpiece. Fujian’s nine cities each have their own unique charm. Whether you love history and culture, natural scenery, or delicious snacks, you can find your own joy here. Pack your bags and start an unforgettable journey in Fujian!

| Girls Only · A Refreshing Journey for the Beauty Squad. 🏨 Where to Stay for Ultimate Convenience? Must recommend Meixi Hotel (Nanmendou Metro Station Branch)! The location is perfect—right at the metro exit, so you can return in seconds after a long day of walking! Special shoutout to its Girl's Care Package: Oily hair in the morning? Free dry shampoo spray to the rescue! 💨 Return to the hotel on a hot day and enjoy free popsicles to cool down 🍦! The kit includes hair ties, hand cream, disposable underwear, mouthwash, and hydrating spray! It’s like having a bestie as your personal butler—travel light and stress-free! 🚶‍♀️ One-Day Walking Route (Super Efficient!) ☀️ Morning (8:30-12:00): Time Travel · Three Lanes and Seven Alleys Take the metro to Dongjiekou Station. Dive into Three Lanes and Seven Alleys, with its cobblestone paths, white walls, and gray tiles—perfect for photos! 📸 Must-visit spots: Heart Tree ❤️ and Lin Zexu Memorial Hall (free entry). Must-try snacks: Tongli Rouyan, Yonghe Fish Balls (get a steaming bowl!), and Tangmo Tea (Fuzhou’s version of tea-based drinks). Pro tip: Mornings are less crowded with great lighting for photos. Use the hotel’s hydrating spray to stay fresh! ☀️ Noon (12:30-14:00): Church & Panorama · Flower Lane & Dongbai Walk a few minutes to Flower Lane Christian Church—its pink exterior is a dream! 💒 Head to the 10th-floor observatory at Dongbai Center (free) for a breathtaking bird’s-eye view of Three Lanes and Seven Alleys. Perfect for panoramic shots! 🌿 Afternoon (14:30-17:30): Artsy Stroll · Yantai Mountain Take a taxi/bus to Yantai Mountain. This area is full of charm—boutique shops, cafés, and historic villas make it a delight to explore! Walking route: Yantai Mountain Park (overlooking the Min River) → Lequn Road → No. 2 Aiguo Road (former U.S. Consulate) → Commercial Pedestrian Street. Pro tip: Take a break at a café when tired. Use the hotel’s hand cream and tie your hair up for a fresher feel! 🌇 Evening (18:00-19:30): Old Taijiang Vibes · Shangxia Hang Take a taxi to Shangxia Hang. This "Little Jiangnan" area features quaint bridges, streams, and ancient buildings—evening lights add a magical touch! Dinner recs: Wangzhuang Ami Seafood (bustling and authentic) or Shanfulou Fujian Cuisine (elegant ambiance). Try Lychee Pork and Southern Fried Liver! 🌃 Night: Relaxing Return Stroll through Shangxia Hang’s nightscape, then take the metro back to Nanmendou Station—direct to Meixi Hotel! Use the disposable underwear and mouthwash for hassle-free cleanup. Spritz on hydrating spray and slap on a mask for a pampered rest! 💖 Girls-Only Tips: Fuzhou summers are humid—pack sunscreen, a mini fan, and a parasol! Hotel popsicles are lifesavers. Wear comfy shoes! A full day of walking is the theme. Meixi’s dry shampoo and hydrating spray are saviors for oily hair and touch-ups—carry travel sizes! Travel light! Hair ties, hand cream, and disposables are all provided by the hotel—pack minimally! Experience Fuzhou’s history, artsy vibe, and local charm in just one day, with ultra-thoughtful lodging! Pack your good mood and set off—Fuzhou awaits! 💕

🏯 Stroll through Millennium Lane Step into the three lanes and seven lanes, the bluestone road meanders forward, the antique lanes are like a time tunnel. The former residences of celebrities such as Yan Fu and Bing Xin stand quietly, and the cultural heritage of Fuzhou is hidden among the white walls. Walk through it, feel the richness of history, and when you are tired, turn into a small literary and artistic shop to taste a bowl of sweet taro puree, or have a crispy meat swallow. (📸Must-see spot: Little Yellow Tower, the landscape of light and shadow intertwined garden scenery, take pictures of ancient style blockbusters in minutes!) 🌄 Climb to the top of Drum Mountain to win Gushan is Fuzhou’s natural oxygen bar! Climbing up the stairs along the thousand-year-old road, the rock carvings on the cliff tell the story of the years. Climbing to the top in the early morning, the whole city is looming among the thin mist; in the evening, the setting sun gilds Banyan City with a golden edge, and the Min River meanders like a ribbon. Friends with good physical strength can also challenge the top, sweat in exchange for shocking vision! Don’t forget to listen to the morning bells and evening drums at the Jungquan Temple at the foot of Drum Mountain and feel the purity of Buddhism. 🌉 Travel through a century-old commercial port Shangxiahang was once the "golden waterway" of Fuzhou, but now it has been transformed into a retro-style photo spot. Baroque-style old buildings and new-style cafes complement each other. Strolling through the ancient streets, you can hear the hustle and bustle of merchant ships in the past. As night falls and the lights come on, watch the reflections swaying on the three-way bridge, or find a small bar to sit and listen to folk singers sing and feel the rhythm of Fuzhou’s night. ✨ Tips for private gameplay ▫️ Three Places and Seven Alleys often have non-heritage performances on weekends, follow the public account in advance, do not miss the softwood painting, Shoushan stone carving and other exciting displays ▫️ Climbing Drum Mountain can choose to hike or cable car, it is recommended to hike up the mountain, cable car down the mountain, save effort and enjoy the beautiful scenery ▫️ There are many specialty restaurants around Shangxiahang, Buddha jumping wall rich aroma, litchi meat sweet and sour appetizing, remember to empty your stomach! 💡【Itinerary Easter Egg】 ✔️ Take a night tour of the Minjiang River, blow the river breeze, see the bright lights on both sides of the river, and feel the modern prosperity of Fuzhou ✔️ Check-in at the Fujian Museum to learn about the past and present of the Eight Mins through cultural relics. Remember to make an appointment in advance ✔️ In summer, head to Fuzhou National Forest Park, covered with green trees, a good place to escape the summer and cool, and you can encounter clear streams 📌 Outfit Guide: Wear a comfortable long-sleeved jacket and casual pants in spring and autumn, prepare short-sleeved shorts and sunscreen in summer, and add a thick cotton coat in winter. Bring a pair of lightweight sneakers and let you play around Fuzhou with ease! Come to this city full of charm and start a romantic journey intertwined with ancient and modern times!

✨Visitors to Fuzhou must check out Xiangban Night Market! 🌉 A full 1 km long night market 🌟combining food/trendy items/cultural creations/performances 🎪with an authentic street atmosphere! Hundreds of dazzling food stalls - bring a 512GB stomach to battle through them all 😋 🚗【Transportation Guide】 🔹Fuzhou Rongqiao Watertown Crowne Plaza Hotel → 6-minute taxi ride 🔹Metro Line 2, Xiangban Station 🚇Exit C takes you directly there (look for the rainbow light sign!) ⏰【Operating Hours】 🌇Opens at 4pm ~ 🌃Closes in early morning Recommended arrival: 5:30pm! Stalls gradually open at 6:00pm ✨After 7:00pm, popular stalls will have lines~ 🔥【Top 9 Must-Try Foods】💯 Youtiao with Shrimp Paste 🍤 | Pineapple Beef Ribs 🍍 Quzhou Spicy Duck Head 🦆 | Mexican Tacos 🌮️ Burst-in-your-mouth Oyster Egg 🦪 | Northeast Chinese Fried Dough 🍖 Rainbow Cold Noodle Roll 🌈 | Mushroom Stuffed with Shrimp Paste 🍄 Fountain Beef Tripe Hot Pot 🍲...Too much to try it all! 💫【Hidden Night Market Activities】 🎤Free live stage | Singers perform live shows every night 🎶 🪑Plenty of outdoor tables | Grab a seat as you eat - super chill~ 🛍️Shopping guide: Suning Plaza is right next to the night market, so you can shop after eating! 🏨【Accommodation Recommendation】 👉Highly recommend Fuzhou Rongqiao Watertown Crowne Plaza Hotel ✅163 river-view rooms | Modern design + panoramic floor-to-ceiling windows ✅5-minute walk to the Instagram-worthy rainbow river view platform 🌈 ✅Featuring Min River night views + beach volleyball court + starry running track 🌌 ✅Bath amenities from a boutique fragrance brand 🧖♀️ 📣Save this if you're visiting Fuzhou soon! 💌Follow this guide for a one-stop solution for food, accommodation and fun~ 💞Hope everyone enjoys the food and has a great time!

Fuzhou, the "City of Blessing" 🌳 shaded by banyan trees, has both the profound heritage of an ancient city and the romantic charm of a coastal city! The historical echoes of the Lin Zexu's Former Residence, the vibrant atmosphere of Three Lanes and Seven Alleys, and the afterglow of the sunset over the Min River... Quickly accept this super complete guide and start a healing journey~ 🚗Driving Tips • The urban area is prone to traffic jams during morning and evening peak hours (7:30–9:00, 17:00–19:00). It is recommended to travel during off-peak hours⏰ • Parking spaces around Three Lanes and Seven Alleys and Shangxiahang are limited. You can park in nearby shopping mall parking lots🅿️ • There are many people in Gushan Scenic Area on weekends. It is easier to find a parking space if you arrive before 8 am! ⛱️Must-Visit Attractions ✅ Three Lanes and Seven Alleys: Half of modern Chinese history is hidden between the white walls and black tiles📖. Visit Bingxin's Former Residence, eat fish balls from Tongli Rouyan Old Shop, and feel the charm of the "living fossil of the Lane System"! ✅ Shangxiahang: The former "Wall Street of Fuzhou" has been transformed into an artistic paradise💫. Retro cafes and creative shops are great for taking photos. The European-style architecture in the evening is breathtakingly beautiful under the lights! ✅ Gushan: A must-visit for hiking enthusiasts! Overlook the entire city from the top, check in at Yongquan Temple, an ancient temple with a thousand-year history⛩️, and remember to bring coins to throw into "Drinking Rock" to make a wish~ ✅ Yantai Mountain: A museum of international architecture with a full score for romance🏛️. Take forest-style photos during the day, and visit the market and listen to live music at night, the atmosphere is directly full! 🏨Accommodation Recommendations Fuzhou Srietz Hotel (Fuzhou South Railway Station Branch)🌟is definitely the ceiling for travel! ✨A 10-minute walk to Fuzhou South Railway Station🚄, Metro Line 1 "Lulei Station" is right at your doorstep ✨The rooms have their own Wulong River view🌊, and the constant temperature swimming pool + gym are super relaxing ✨The Sunshine Tiandi shopping mall is downstairs, and you can get milk tea and hot pot with one click🍲 ✨Smart rooms are super intimate, making business trips and travel super convenient! 💡Travel Tips 🍜Foodies must try: Erlongbo Yuanxiao (Rouyan is a must), Lao Fuzhou (taro puree is sweet but not greasy), Podean (pig trotter soup is super fragrant) 🚇Travel artifact: Use the "e Fuzhou" APP to scan the code to take the subway and bus. It is more cost-effective to use the platform to take a taxi 👗Outfit suggestions: Wear a thin coat + long sleeves in spring and autumn, bring sunscreen and a rain umbrella in summer, and remember to bring a shawl by the sea 🎫Scenic spot tips: Three Lanes and Seven Alleys is free, Gushan cable car is CNY 50 for a one-way trip, and Yantai Mountain exhibitions need to be booked in advance! Fuzhou's romance is hidden in every wisp of river breeze and every bit of everyday life~ Collect this guide and set off!💖

|A must-visit for low energy people A treasure city for all low energy people to recharge! The ancient houses and sea of ​​flowers in Fuzhou are staging a spring feast This is half the quiet years of the ancient house, and half the lively fireworks of the market! ✅ Article X of 100 Restore Energy Tourists I collected: Fuzhou Healing Roaming Program Walking under the saddle wall of three lanes and seven lanes, my fingertips traced the mottled gray sculptures, I suddenly thought of the sentence in Yan Fu's handbook: "A city of smoke and rain, one platform". ✅ Lazy Strategy (Direct Copy Assignment) 📍 Route: Three Places and Seven Alleys → Flower Sea Park → "Shui Yun Banyan City" Carnival ⏰ Time-consuming: All day immersive roaming (recommended to catch the sunset by the Min River in the evening) 🎫 Tickets: 90% of attractions free! ❓Need special forces-style check-in? NOT! ❓Can experience intangible cultural heritage? A must-see! The new Min drama "Litchi for Peach" is performed every night at the Waterside Theater 📝Tips ✔ Eat all three night markets: Antai Riverside asparagus frozen will burst juice / Daming Road four-fruit soup with iced rice super refreshing / "Mindu Collection" market can eat 23 countries' delicacies ✔ Wearing Hanfu! It's true. After feeding the pigeons in front of the Shicuo Church in Yantai Mountain, I went to Jiangxin Park to watch the night-light kites illuminate into the stars. “100 Energizing Tourist Places” progress ■■□□□1%。

Fuzhou City Walk | Stepping into the Romantic Film of the Thousand-Year Banyan City 🎞️ Who understands! Fuzhou is truly a city with art and culture carved into its DNA 🌆 Measure the old city streets with your feet, every casual shot feels like a cinematic masterpiece Save this City Walk photography guide and unlock the exclusive romance of the "Banyan City"~ 🗺️ Secret Route Three Lanes and Seven Alleys → Daming Food Street → Shangxia Hang Historical Cultural District → Yan Tai Mountain → Jiangxin Park 📸 Photo Spots 1️⃣ Three Lanes and Seven Alleys ▪️ Yellow Building in Huang Lane: White walls and black tiles with vermilion wooden doors, sunlight scattered in the courtyard, instantly transporting you back to the Ming and Qing dynasties ▪️ Yan Fu's Former Residence in Langguan Lane: Weathered brick walls + green vines, vintage atmosphere at maximum level ▪️ Yijin Fang Water Pavilion Stage: Capture your silhouette in the corridor for a perfect classical Chinese ambiance! 2️⃣ Shangxia Hang ▪️ Santong Bridge: Stand at the bridge head to capture the panoramic view of the river, with the reflection of arcade buildings on both banks creating a poetic scene ▪️ Yongde Guild Hall: Baroque-style arches + colored glass, like walking into a European film set ▪️ Xing'an Bridge: In the evening, the sunset gilds the stone bridge, creating maximum atmosphere 3️⃣ Yan Tai Mountain ▪️ Lequn Building Site: Red brick arches + green vines, capture French vintage style in minutes ▪️ Stone House Church: White church under a century-old ginkgo tree, dreamy golden scenery in autumn and winter ▪️ Yan Tai Mountain Commercial Walking District: Vintage trams, colorful containers, a must-visit for trendsetters 4️⃣ Jiangxin Park ▪️ Lovers' Bridge: Fuzhou's original internet-famous check-in spot, broken bridge piers and reed marshes create a cinematic feel ▪️ Riverside boardwalk: Shoot against the light at sunset for a gentle glow that even illuminates your hair ▪️ Abandoned amusement facilities: Ferris wheel ruins + weathered walls for a niche dark aesthetic 👗 Outfit Suggestions Vintage-colored long dresses/neo-Chinese outfits + straw bags Pearl necklaces and retro sunglasses will make your photos pop~ 💡 Tips ✅ Suggest starting after 2pm to avoid harsh midday light ✅ Shangxia Hang and Yan Tai Mountain have many coffee shops and cultural creative stores where you can rest when tired ✅ Jiangxin Park has many mosquitoes, remember to bring insect repellent ✅ Capture night scenes by the Min River in the evening, the neon reflections on the water are stunning! The romance of Fuzhou is hidden in every banyan leaf 🍃 Hidden between the bricks and tiles of ancient houses, hidden in the river breeze This weekend, bring your camera and join me for a stroll through Fuzhou Let's capture all the gentleness of this city in our photo albums~

Nanping is truly an underrated small city in northern Fujian. Let me introduce my 2-day-1-night mountain exploration journey 🧳 Day 1⃣: 🌞 Morning: Arrive at Yanping by high-speed rail, transfer to bus to Shunchang From Fuzhou, it takes only 34 minutes by high-speed rail to Yanping Station, then transfer to a bus to Shunchang ⛰ Afternoon: 🧗 Set off for Huayang Mountain hiking adventure, climb along mountain streams, visit the three-tier waterfall cluster. Those with extra energy can challenge the Tianmen Peak observation deck. Shunchang is the "Land of the Monkey King," and Huayang Mountain has many Monkey King statues 🗿. 🌛 Evening: 🥢 Explore culinary delights in Shunchang Old Town 🥚 Intangible cultural heritage Guan Dan: Shunchang Guan Dan is a city-level intangible cultural heritage, featuring duck egg yolk wrapped around meat filling, served with a delicious aroma. Recommend "Dan Man Guan." Also try Di Yi Coarse Noodles and Fang Fang Braised Noodles 🛏 Choose accommodation near the station for convenient transportation Day 2️⃣: Depart from Shunchang to Yanping for a Citywalk ~ Experience traditional flavors and mountain city vibes 🚶‍➡️ Yanping Citywalk route: Nanzhi 1958 Innovation Park — Nanping Museum — Sihe Pedestrian Street — Sanyuan Lane — Renmin Road — Qianjin Lane — Yanfu Gate Square — Jiufeng Suspension Bridge — Jiufeng Mountain Park ✅ Sihe Pedestrian Street: Narrow vintage streets that are a food paradise ✅ Jiufeng Suspension Bridge: China's first curved steel suspension bridge spanning the Min River ~ You can feel it swaying as you walk across ✅ Jiufeng Mountain Park aerial walkway: Stroll along the walkway overlooking where the Min West Stream and Jian Stream converge to form the Min River, experiencing the "Fujian version of mini-Chongqing" with its three-dimensional mountain city landscape. ✅ Yanfu Gate Square Where three rivers meet, view the Jianzhou Bridge + Jiufeng Mountain forming a 3D landscape painting. ✅ Qianjin Lane Motorcycles and pedestrians dance on the slopes, with winding staircases folding the small mountain city into an "8D city." ✅ Sanyuan Lane Look for the "Kuixing Pointing at the Big Dipper" pattern at the entrance of the alley. They say stepping on the gold-edged steps three times brings good luck~ 🥢 Food: Wu Ji Sihe Beef Balls, Leduozi Grilled Fairy Grass 🧋, Wuyi Zixi Fresh Rice Noodles • 📌 Travel Tips 🚗 Transportation: Frequent buses from Yanping to Shunchang. For Huayang Mountain Scenic Area, you can call a ride-hailing car. Make sure to keep the driver's phone number—don't ask me how I know this... 🎒 Must-bring items: Sunscreen, mosquito repellent (mountain areas have many mosquitoes) •

Start: Head straight to Fuyu Morning Market for a bowl of fresh Luohua and Guobianhu. Wander through the bustling stalls and soak up the local atmosphere. Then, walk to Three Lanes and Seven Alleys. Sample olive juice on the main street, and explore the Lin Zexu Memorial Hall in the alley to avoid the crowds and take photos of the blue brick and white walls. Next stop: Ride a shared e-bike to Qingcheng Road and dive into an old shop for Luohua at Houjie Luohua (Yijinfang Branch) or firewood Guobian. After filling your stomach, ride along the Min River to Shangxiahang. Watch the reflection of the ancient houses and the Stone House Church by the Santong Bridge, and relax and enjoy the breeze at the Minjiang Heart of Youth Square. Afternoon: Cross the river to Yantai Mountain (you can try the Minjiang River ferry). Check in at the jasmine teahouse in the century-old foreign-style house. If you're tired, hide in Jixingli Cafe to pass the time. In the evening, take a walk in Jiangxin Park and wait for the sunset to dye the European-style buildings on Zhongzhou Island red. Night: Come to Ninghua Night Market and go crazy for Siguo Soup and Fuding Meat Slices (there is a meat slice stall at the end of the street that I have been eating since I was a child, it is really good). Stroll along the river to the night tour pier to enjoy the light show. Finally, raid Laoyaozhou Street and end the day with Fen Gan, marinated food, and peanut soup at Meiyabo Peanut Soup (Laoyaozhou Branch). A late-night snack dipped in shrimp oil is the soul of Fuzhou! Essence: Switch freely between e-bikes and walking. It is more reliable to use cash in the old shops in the alleys. Avoid peak hours to avoid queuing. Follow the rhythm of the locals and carry out the "seven rounds and eight rounds" philosophy to the end. Meixiyueshe - Xunfu Guandi (Sanfang Qixiang Dongjiekou Subway Station Branch)

Seaside Qingju King Room 🌟First Impressions: Same area and front desk as the Seaview Pearl Hotel, same owner, located in the best corner of the area with river views; you need to swipe your card at the gate, the elevator is a bit small and smells very strong, like machine oil? The river breeze is very cool, and there are few parking spaces. 🛏Room Amenities: There is a musty smell when you enter the room, which is a very negative point; the room is full of stuff, making it seem small, and there is no place to put a suitcase; the ceiling is stepped, a feature of the top third floor; four plump pillows, leather headboard; the air conditioning is powerful, the river breeze is powerful, the river water is slightly yellow and looks a bit shallow; the white sofa is very dirty, you can make your own black tea and coffee, and bottled mineral water can be refilled for free; disposable slippers and rubber slippers are provided, and the Wi-Fi speed is fast but not smooth. 🖼Bathroom Environment: Ordinary smart toilet with few functions; separate shower and toilet, but no place to hang clothes; the shower has plenty of water, but the water temperature fluctuates greatly, no, very greatly, struggling to survive between scalding and cold; the toothbrush is moderately soft and hard, and the toothpaste is enough for two uses. 🍲Breakfast Dishes: First floor restaurant of the Seaview Pearl Hotel, dining time is from 7:30am to 9:30am; the dishes are quite rich, but there is no noodle chef, only fried rice noodles; the fried rice noodles are relatively moist, better than many hotels in Guangdong; there are various fruits and barrelled yogurt.

It was a trip to Fuzhou 🌸 We started our day at Fuzhou National Forest Park 🌳 one of the best places in the city to see cherry blossoms. The park was filled with soft pink blooms, and the reflections in the lake created a dreamy setting for photography 📸 We walked along the Cherry Blossom Avenue where the flowers formed a pink canopy. Arriving before 9 AM ⛅️ gave us the best light and a peaceful atmosphere ✨ 📍National Forest Park, Jin’an District, Fuzhou City We then headed to Sanfang Qixiang, Fuzhou’s most famous historic district 🙌 The ancient streets, Ming and Qing-style buildings, and lantern-lined alleys made for great photography 📸 We tried Buddha Jumps Over the Wall (佛跳墙), a famous Fuzhou delicacy, and Fuzhou fish balls, which were incredibly soft and flavorful 🥰 📍Sanfang Qixiang, Gulou District, Fuzhou City We also visited Minjiang Park, where cherry trees 🌸 line the riverbanks, creating a breathtaking pink corridor. We walked along the waterfront, capturing stunning shots of the blossoms with the Minjiang River in the background. The best time to visit was between 3 PM – 5 PM, when the golden sunlight ✨ made the petals glow beautifully. 📍Minjiang Park, Taijiang District, Fuzhou City We also visited Gushan, a scenic mountain ⛰️ area just outside the city. We took the cable car up to Yongquan Temple, where the 🌸 mixed beautifully with the ancient temple architecture. The view from the top at sunset (around 6 PM) was incredible! We finished the day with a cup of Fuzhou jasmine tea 🍵 at a traditional tea house, enjoying the peaceful mountain scenery 💯 📍Gushan Scenic Area, Jin’an District, Fuzhou City #cherryblossom25 #travel #Vacation

🌈Attraction Features: Yanping, a district in Nanping City, Fujian Province, is a mountain city that seems to be frozen in the 1980s and 1990s, full of retro charm. The buildings here are in stark contrast to modern skyscrapers, making you feel like you've traveled back in time to Chongqing or old Hong Kong. The slow pace of life and laid-back atmosphere will make you never want to leave. It's the perfect place to unwind and relax! 🚗Transportation: It only takes 0.5 hours by high-speed train from Fuzhou to Yanping, and 2 hours from Quanzhou, making it very convenient to get there. After arriving at Yanping Station, you can take bus K1 or 30 directly to the city center, or you can take a taxi for about CNY 40. Whether it's a weekend trip within Fujian Province or a stop on a long journey, Yanping is a great choice. 🚩Queues: Yanping's attractions are relatively niche, with few tourists, so there's basically no need to queue. Even on weekends or holidays, popular attractions such as Jiufeng Bridge and Jiufeng Park don't get too crowded, allowing you to enjoy a leisurely time. 👍️Recommended Reasons: Yanping is worth visiting not only for its unique mountain city scenery and retro architecture, but also for its relaxed pace of life and rich food culture. Here, you can slow down, enjoy the beauty of life, taste authentic local food, and experience the unique charm of the mountain city. 📅Travel Guide: Two-day, one-night itinerary: Day 1: • Morning: After arriving in Yanping, check in to your hotel and head to Jiufeng Bridge. This bridge is a landmark of Yanping. In the evening, many locals stroll on the bridge, enjoying the beautiful scenery of the Min River and the gentle breeze. • Afternoon: Visit Jiufeng Park, which has a glass walkway with a gentle slope, perfect for a leisurely walk. Standing on the top of the mountain, you can overlook the entire city of Yanping, making it a great spot for taking photos. Note that the park lights will be turned off at 10pm, so it is recommended to descend the mountain in advance. • Evening: Enjoy local delicacies on Shengli Street. This old street is full of local life, with many snack bars along the way. You can't go wrong by choosing a busy, popular eatery. Day 2: • Morning: Visit Jiufengshan Zoo. The entrance fee is only CNY 10, which is a great deal! Although the zoo is not large, it has a retro atmosphere and a wide variety of animals, including tigers, lions, and monkeys. Here, you can rediscover the joys of childhood and get up close and personal with the animals. • Afternoon: Depending on your return trip schedule, you can stroll around Yanping city center and experience the unique charm of this mountain city. If time permits, you can also visit some local attractions or museums to learn more about the history and culture of Yanping. 🍜Food Guide: Yanping offers a wide variety of delicious food that you shouldn't miss! Recommended specialties include beef balls, Guang Bing (sesame-coated flatbread), You Bing (fried flatbread), pressed duck, and Guo Bian (rice noodle soup). In addition, Fang Re Re Residential Area Stir-fry is a restaurant worth trying. The food is surprisingly delicious, with generous portions and reasonable prices. It's recommended to go for dinner to avoid disappointment. 🏨Accommodation Guide: Yanping offers a variety of accommodation options, from hotels to homestays, to meet your needs. It is recommended to choose accommodation located in the city center or near attractions for convenient sightseeing and dining. You can also choose the type of accommodation that suits your budget and needs. 💗Other Tips: 1. The weather in Yanping is changeable, so it is recommended to bring rain gear and sunscreen. 2. When visiting attractions, pay attention to protecting cultural relics and avoid scribbling or damaging them. 3. The pace of life in Yanping is slow, so it is recommended to slow down and enjoy the leisurely time. 4. If you are interested in local history and culture, you can participate in some cultural experience activities or visit museums to gain a deeper understanding of Yanping's charm.

| Tried and tested, it's amazing! Who says Fuzhou only has Sanfang Qixiang and Gushan Mountain? This time, we'll unlock niche routes only locals know about. Fewer crowds, beautiful scenery, budget-friendly, and every photo you take is Instagram-worthy 📸! 🌿 Reverse Tour Essence | Off-the-Beaten-Track Destinations 1️⃣ Baima Canyon (Qingyun Mountain, Yongtai): Flat hiking trail, crystal-clear streams, perfect for kids to play in the water without tiring parents out. You can even catch small fish and skip stones. 2️⃣ Difengjiang Park (Direct access via Subway Line 5): Free sunset viewing spot by the river. In the evening, the shimmering Min River resembles a spilled palette of colors 🌅, and the surrounding old houses have a built-in retro filter. 3️⃣ Qinglong Waterfall (Adjacent to Baima Canyon): A breathtaking 100-meter waterfall. Bamboo rafting, stream trekking, and picnics are highly recommended for families with children. 4️⃣ Luozhou Ancient Town (Near Difengjiang Park): A low-key complex of Ming and Qing Dynasty architecture with almost no tourists. Wearing Hanfu here makes for amazing photos. 🚶♀️ 2-Day, 1-Night Itinerary | Relaxed Pace, No Rushing Day 1: Canyon Fun + Sunset Healing ⏰ 10:00 Drive or carpool directly to Baima Canyon. Rent a fishing net at the entrance (10 yuan), and stroll along the gentle stream. Wading in the shallows is super refreshing. ⏰ 12:30 Have a streamside picnic in the barbecue area (bring your own food). Enjoying a sandwich while listening to the sound of flowing water is much better than any trendy restaurant 🥪. ⏰ 15:00 Head to Qinglong Waterfall and explore the bamboo plank road, reminiscent of a scene from "The Wizard of Oz." The mist from the waterfall at the top has a natural cooling effect 💦. ⏰ 17:30 Drive 40 minutes to Difengjiang Park and wait for an orange-hued sunset. Remember to bring a telephoto lens for silhouette shots! Day 2: Ancient Town Stroll + Local Delicacies ⏰ 9:00 Wake up naturally and visit the former residence of Chen Baochen in Luozhou Ancient Town. The cobblestone paths and mottled brick walls will transport you back in time 📜. ⏰ 11:30 Find a small, nameless eatery in the alleyways and order a bowl of Guo Bian Hu (5 yuan) with a Hai Li Bing (oyster pancake). Grandma makes them fresh and piping hot. ⏰ 14:00 Learn to make Ai Cao Ci Ba (mugwort rice cakes) at a villager's home (20 yuan experience fee). After steaming, dip them in crushed peanuts—a delight for mochi lovers 🍡. 🎒 Essential Gear | You'll Regret Leaving Any of These Behind • Waterproof backpack: A must-have for playing in the canyon. Keep your phone and documents safe from water damage. • Water shoes + quick-drying pants: The rocks in the stream are slippery, so regular slippers are a no-go 🙅♀️! • Mini mosquito repellent patches: Stick them on your collar—more convenient than sprays, especially with all the bugs in the grass. • Folding seat cushion: The ground at Difengjiang Park can be damp, so bring a cushion to avoid getting wet. ⚠️ Cautionary Advice | Lessons Learned the Hard Way ❗️ Cell phone signal is weak in Baima Canyon. Download offline maps in advance and agree on a meeting point with your family. ❗️ There are no shops at Difengjiang Park. Bring enough water and snacks, but be sure to take your trash with you (the villagers are very clean). ❗️ There's a weight limit for the bamboo rafts at Qinglong Waterfall. People over 200 jin (approx. 220 lbs) need to ride separately. Don't ask me how I know 😭. ❗️ Some old houses in Luozhou Ancient Town are not open to the public. Ask politely before taking photos to avoid disturbing the residents. 🍜 Hidden Culinary Gems | Don't Miss These ✅ Yongtai Scallion Pancakes: Baked over charcoal, incredibly crispy, and a steal at 5 yuan for 3. ✅ Stewed Chicken with Qinghong Wine: A hidden gem on farmhouse menus. The wine infuses the chicken, and you'll want to drink every last drop of the soup. ✅ Guo Bian Hu + Hai Li Bing: The breakfast power couple in Luozhou Ancient Town. Fill up for just 10 yuan per person. ✅ Iced Olive Juice: Sold in glass bottles at roadside stalls. Refreshing and thirst-quenching, and 100 times healthier than milk tea! No queues, no expensive entrance fees, just mountain breezes, flowing water, and a slower pace of life. If you're tired of the crowds, follow this guide—after all, the meaning of travel lies in discovering those overlooked corners ✨.

Minjiang Heart Night View Travel Guide Minjiang Heart, located in the core area of Fuzhou's mother river, the Minjiang River, is an excellent place to enjoy the night view of Rongcheng. The recommended visiting time is from 7pm to 10pm, when the lights are on and the night is charming. 🚗Transportation: - Subway: Take Subway Line 1, get off at "Dadao Station", and walk about 10 minutes from Exit C. - Bus: Many bus routes can reach there, such as No. 10 and No. 15. Get off at "Zhongting Street Station" and walk to the destination. - Car: There are parking lots nearby, but parking spaces are limited during holidays. Green travel is recommended. 🎈Tour Route: - 7:00 - 7:30: After arriving, first come to Youth Square, where you can overlook the bright lights on both sides of the Minjiang River. The high-rise buildings on the opposite bank are decorated with lights like a dream, making it a good place to take photos. - 7:30 - 8:30: Stroll along the riverside walkway and enjoy the cruise ships shuttling on the river. The lights on the ships complement the river water. Along the way, you will pass Zhongzhou Island, a European-style building that looks like a fairy-tale castle under the lights, perfect for taking photos. - 8:30 - 9:30: Go to Cangxia Park, where there are retro pavilions and towers, perfectly integrated with modern lighting. Find a bench in the park, feel the river breeze, and enjoy a moment of tranquility. - 9:30 - 10:00: Come to YMCA Square, where there are street performers and various snacks. 📸Photo Spots: Youth Square Viewing Platform, Zhongzhou Island Loop, Cangxia Park Ancient Pavilion, YMCA Square Graffiti Wall, etc. Use the river view and lights as the background to take atmospheric photos. 💡Tips: - Check the weather in advance and choose a clear night for better viewing. - It's windy by the river, so remember to bring a jacket. - Pay attention to safety during the tour and keep your belongings safe. The night view of Minjiang Heart, a blend of natural and cultural beauty, is a romantic experience not to be missed in Fuzhou.

In January, I encountered gentle weather and a slowly warming climate. I was dragged to a strange sports farm early in the morning, which was a bit of a stretch for me, as I don't like sports. Although I was full of thoughts, I fell in love at first sight when I saw him, and my heart was tied up. Located in the Jingxi Green Oasis, Dexian Sports Farm is next to the Min River. It has a large piece of land, with a romantic wine house, tea room, chess and card room, luxury private room, outdoor barbecue, old Beijing hot pot, tea by the stove, ground pot, KTV, etc. There is also a sports circle, mountain off-road vehicles, mountain motorcycles, and the farm is also home to the Fuzhou Motorcycle Sports Association and the Fuzhou Water Sports Association. This time, the farm arranged for us to take a boat to see the metasequoia forest. At noon, the warm sun shone on the blooming river, dipping a shimmering brush into the water, slowly sketching the banks of the Min River. We rode the wind into the metasequoia forest, and a colorful picture of the river unfolded before us. At this moment, we felt and enjoyed nature. After playing, my stomach began to protest strongly. When I saw the rich and varied dishes of the earth pit firewood chicken hot pot, I was completely tempted and opened my appetite to bravely eliminate the food. After eating and drinking, we crossed the artificial lake to our tea room and card room, where we had tea and chatted. At the end, I asked for one of their business cards. In addition to the farm being able to host banquets, team building, parent-child activities, parties, conferences, etc., there is also a party building activity room for party members. I sincerely give them a thumbs up. Address: Dexian Sports Farm, Jingxi Green Oasis, Fuzhou, Fujian Province

In Fuzhou, time seems to slow down, and every breeze carries a story, drifting from the cobblestone streets of Sanfang Qixiang. In the morning, the mist lingers on the treetops, like a veil draped over the city. The uncle's pot of ding bian hu on the street corner is steaming hot, ladling out the warmth of life. The rice paste is soft and glutinous, the seafood is fresh, and the seaweed is light. With one bite, the fireworks of Fuzhou warm your heart. In the ancient alleys, the old wooden doors creak open, and the elderly sit on the doorstep, chatting about family matters. Time has weathered the walls, but it has also strengthened the bonds of neighborly affection. In the afternoon, the generous sunlight spills over the surface of West Lake, breaking into a sea of golden light. The boats cut through the calm water, rippling the reflections of the willows on the shore. Not far away, the former residence of Yan Fu stands silently, as if you can see the figure of the gentleman busy enlightening the people in the past. The wind of history blows the seeds of thought, crossing a century without extinguishing. When night falls, the neon lights on both sides of the Minjiang River light up, dyeing the river into colorful ribbons. The Liberation Bridge spans across it, with vehicles and pedestrians coming and going in a hurry. The vitality and leisure of this city blend in the dim lights. In the night market, the fresh aroma of fish ball soup, the sweet and glutinous taro paste, and the sweet and sour lychee meat tantalize the taste buds, each bite is a deep confession of love from Fuzhou to the taste buds. Fuzhou, you are the old dream hidden in the ancient alleys, the new chapter stirred by the waves of the Minjiang River. I am intoxicated by your ordinary yet romantic daily life, and I am attached to the never-ending scenery of this world of fireworks.

📍Address: (Bus stop) Taijiang Port 🌟Highlights: Fuzhou International Yacht Port (Hain Yacht Club) is located on Jiangbin Middle Avenue, Taijiang District. Enter Jiangbin Park from the sign. There are three yachts docked at the pier. You can see people having a candlelight dinner on the boat, and there are service staff nearby. Next to it is Wangjiang Tea House, where a cup of jasmine tea costs only CNY 10. You can enjoy the beautiful scenery of the Minjiang River while drinking tea. It's a great place for a date. In the park ahead, uncles and aunts are preparing music for square dancing and ballroom dancing. The yellow-walled, red-roofed house by the river is the Pit Stream Valley Tea House, which is closed. It stands out on the banks of the Minjiang River. At this section of the Minjiang River in Taijiang, you can see yachts, tea houses, and two bridges in the distance: Jiefang Bridge and Gushan Bridge. The city lights at night create a warm and romantic atmosphere.

Fuzhou, the capital of Fujian Province, was known as "Mindou" in ancient times. The Minjiang River is the largest river in Fujian Province that flows into the sea (the East China Sea). It splits into two branches in Fuzhou, flows through the city, and then merges into one again before flowing into the East China Sea from the Minjiang River Estuary in Fuzhou. As the mother river of the people of Fuzhou, the Minjiang River has nourished generations of Fuzhou people since ancient times. It was also once a key commercial and shipping route, and Fuzhou's prosperity is closely related to it. When you come to Fuzhou, the scenic belt on both sides of the Minjiang River is a must-visit. The Minjiang River is the first choice for an easy hike or city walk in Fuzhou. There is an ecological viewing trail along the river, and you can enjoy the unique scenery of the rising and falling river, as well as the banyan trees and water birds. The commercial streets on both sides of the river are also perfect for strolling and playing. Highly recommended.

Hilton Fuzhou Fuzhou, a city with a history of over 2,200 years, is a must-see tourist destination. Here, you can find the ancient Sanfang Qixiang, the historical Shangxiahang, and the beautiful Minjiang River. In autumn and winter, the air in Fuzhou is fresh and the climate is pleasant. Walking through the streets and alleys of Fuzhou, you will feel like you have traveled through time and experience the unique charm of this city. Hilton Fuzhou is located at 55 and 57 Zhenwu Road, Taijiang District, with a great location! The hotel is only a 10-minute drive from the city center and a 45-minute drive from Fuzhou Changle International Airport. The nearby Shangxiahang and Baolong Plaza are bustling business districts in Fuzhou, offering a wide range of dining, entertainment, and shopping options. The hotel is conveniently located near subway, bus, and taxi services, making it an ideal choice for travelers. As soon as you enter Hilton Fuzhou, you will be greeted by a sense of luxury and grandeur. The hotel's design is inspired by the "Maritime Silk Road," perfectly blending modern and traditional elements. The guest rooms are located on floors 43 to 55, offering stunning views of the Minjiang River and the city. The rooms are spacious and comfortable, with a minimum area of 45 square meters. The floor-to-ceiling windows provide an unbeatable view of the beautiful city of Fuzhou.

In the misty rain, Fuzhou quietly transforms into an ink dream of Jiangnan, with every corner exuding an elegant and gentle atmosphere.🖌️ Climbing to the top of Gushan, Yongquan Temple quietly awaits there. The 40 yuan ticket is like a key to travel through a thousand years, leading you into a fairyland. The green waves in the pond gently ripple, intertwined with misty rain, as if the whole world is immersed in this flowing Jiangnan painting.🏞️ Walking into Shangxiahang, the ancient streets and alleys have streams trickling and small boats gently floating. No ticket is needed to appreciate the leisurely charm of Jiangnan water town. For just 98 yuan, you can take a boat ride and spend 25 minutes of pleasant time with friends, letting your soul be completely released in this tranquility.🛶 Zhishan Spring and Autumn Park, a cultural park full of historical charm, is open to the public for free. Strolling in the park, as the sun sets, the fairy spirit lingers, making it seem like you have entered an extraordinary fairyland, making people linger and forget to leave.🌅 By the Liuhua Creek, a thousand-year-old tree stands majestically, witnessing the passage and changes of time. By the creek, you can choose to row a boat to feel the unique charm of Jiangnan water town, or quietly sit under the tree, listening to the whispers of the wind and the singing of the water.🌳 By the Min River, Jinshan Temple stands lonely and mysterious. A 6 yuan boat ticket takes you to experience its isolated independence up close. At dusk, Jinshan Temple looks more solemn and sacred under the illumination of lights, similar to Hongya Cave, making people intoxicated.🏰 In Linyang Temple, plum blossoms bloom, filling the air with fragrance. No ticket is needed to immerse yourself in this sea of plum blossoms and feel the freshness and elegance. Fuzhou in January and February is even more charming because of the plum blossoms.🌸 Outside Xichan Temple, green leaves and red walls complement each other. The spring breeze brings the breath of spring and the vitality of life. Although it requires a 20 yuan ticket to enter the temple, the tranquility and Zen cannot be measured by money.🍃 Sanfang Qixiang, the bustling long alley of Fuzhou, gathers the smoke and fire of the world and historical culture. It is open to the public for free. You can stroll on the stone-paved road, admire the ancient architecture, and appreciate the charm of traditional culture; you can also taste authentic Fuzhou snacks and feel the strong local atmosphere.🏮🍜 In the Yunshuijian Homestay in Shoushan Township, you can experience a different kind of Jiangnan water town life. After driving to the homestay, you can take a black awning boat to roam the lake or sit by the lake to enjoy tea and the scenery, enjoying a leisurely time.🏡 The Jiangnan style of Fuzhou is far more than this. There are more unknown secrets waiting for you to explore and discover. Let's walk into the Jiangnan water town of Fuzhou together and feel its unique charm and allure!🎒🚗

Fuzhou | Discover a beautiful castle in the city||: ✅About Zhongzhou Island 📍Fujian | Fuzhou | Cangshan District | Island on the Min River 📮The island originally had many historical buildings left from the Treaty Ports period. After demolition and renovation, the island is almost filled with huge pseudo-European classical buildings. —— ✅About Photography 1. For distant views, it is recommended to shoot from Yantaishan Park. 2. For close-up views, it is recommended to shoot from Jiefang Bridge. —— ✅About Check-in 1. It is currently under renovation, so you can only shoot from the outside. 2. The exterior of the European-style buildings is nice, and you can combine it with nearby attractions for a check-in. —— ✅About the Surroundings 1. Shangxiahang Historical and Cultural District. 2. Yantaishan Park. 3. Shicuo Church. 4. Pan Shipu Catholic Church. 5. Yantaishan History Museum. ——

Fuzhou Ship Administration Cultural Scenic Area is located in Mawei District, Fuzhou City, Fujian Province. It is the first theme park in China with a focus on ship administration culture tourism, and it is the largest ship administration cultural base in the country as well as a patriotism education base in Fuzhou City. Mawei is situated at the mouth of the Min River in Fujian, just across the water from Taiwan. It has been the maritime gateway for Fuzhou since ancient times and was designated as one of the five treaty ports in the modern era. As early as 1866, Zuo Zongtang and Shen Baozhen founded the Fujian Ship Administration here. This was the first professional machinery shipbuilding factory in modern China, marking the beginning of a series of vigorous 'enrich the country and strengthen the military' activities, including building shipyards, constructing warships, manufacturing airplanes, establishing schools, recruiting talent, and sending students abroad for study. These efforts cultivated and produced a group of outstanding industrial and technological talents and distinguished naval officers of modern China, represented by figures such as Yan Fu, Zhan Tianyou, Sa Zhenbing, and Deng Shichang. They pioneered the spirit of 'observing the world with a detached view' and boldly proposed to 'look at the world with a cold eye'. By introducing advanced Western science and technology, spreading Chinese and Western cultures, and promoting the modernization process of China, it is known as the 'Living Fossil' of modern Chinese history.

#familytrips2024 Nestled along the banks of the Minjiang River in Fujian Province, our family embarked on a journey through time and tradition. As we meandered through the quaint streets of Minjiang, we were enveloped in the serenity of ancient China. Traditional architecture adorned with intricate carvings lined the cobblestone pathways, offering glimpses into a bygone era. We explored temples steeped in history, where the scent of incense lingered in the air, and locals paid homage to their ancestors. Along the riverfront, we watched fishermen casting their nets, connecting with a timeless way of life that has endured for centuries. In the evening, we dined on delectable local cuisine, savoring the flavors of Fujianese delicacies crafted with love and tradition. As we dream of our next family adventure, the lush landscapes and cultural treasures of Vietnam beckon us with their allure. Imagine us cruising along the serene waters of Ha Long Bay, marveling at towering limestone karsts and emerald-green waters. We'll immerse ourselves in the vibrant street markets of Hanoi, sampling exotic fruits and aromatic street food delights. From exploring ancient temples and imperial citadels to trekking through terraced rice paddies in Sapa, Vietnam promises an enriching journey filled with unforgettable experiences and cherished moments for our family to treasure.

The Shangxiahang Historical and Cultural District is located in Taijiang District of Fuzhou City, adjacent to the north bank of the Min River, with a total land area of 476 acres. It is a collection of cultural relics protection units, registered cultural relics sites, and traditional architectural styles, possessing a profound historical and cultural heritage. Taijiang, formerly known as 'Nantai', stands facing the river and has been a distribution center for goods from various places in Fujian Province entering the provincial capital since ancient times. Since the Ming and Qing dynasties, the southern foot of Huize Mountain (now called Daimiao Mountain) has been the site of the 'three miles of the Min River, with its vast and surging waves'. Due to the long-term accumulation of silt, two 'sand traces' were formed, becoming the water transport wharves for berthing ships and loading and unloading goods in the vast Min River, known as 'Upper Sailing' and 'Lower Sailing'. The word 'Hang' evolved from the sound of 'Sailing'. In ancient times, the Min River water bypassed Daimiao Mountain, gradually forming 'Luzhou' (land island), and then evolved into a prosperous commercial and trade district, renamed 'Shanghang' and 'Xiahang'. This name has been used to this day, with a history of three to four hundred years. This place was once an important birthplace of the 'Fujian merchant spirit' in Fuzhou, known as the 'Fuzhou Traditional Commercial Museum'. After restoration and transformation, the Shangxiahang Historical and Cultural District has not only become a new calling card for Fuzhou tourism but also a new landmark for the night-time economy. The area is commercially prosperous, with a gathering of merchant groups and a forest of guild halls, with as many as 14 guild halls at its peak. The Gutian Guild Hall, Yongde Guild Hall, Jianning Guild Hall, Nanguo Guild Hall, Minqing Guild Hall, and other guild halls built by merchant groups from various places either feature Chinese-style carved beams and painted rafters or a unique style combining Chinese and Western elements. They witnessed the early trade integration of Fuzhou with the world and the early trade prosperity of Fujian.